Largest capacity memory card?
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Largest capacity memory card?
I'm sorry for posting such a stupid topic, but I searched the forum and on google and wasn't able to turn up proper results.
Two questions:
What's the largest capacity first-party (Sony brand) memory card you can get for the PSOne?
What's the largest capacity memory card you can get for the PSOne, in general (3rd party, etc)? Also, what brand would it be, and do you know if it is reliable?
I'm redoing my PSOneP and I want as much space as possible on the internal memory card it will have.
Two questions:
What's the largest capacity first-party (Sony brand) memory card you can get for the PSOne?
What's the largest capacity memory card you can get for the PSOne, in general (3rd party, etc)? Also, what brand would it be, and do you know if it is reliable?
I'm redoing my PSOneP and I want as much space as possible on the internal memory card it will have.
Re: Largest capacity memory card?
I'm not that knowledgable about playstation stuff, but the only first party cards I've seen are the 8 mb.Kyosho wrote:I'm sorry for posting such a stupid topic, but I searched the forum and on google and wasn't able to turn up proper results.
Two questions:
What's the largest capacity first-party (Sony brand) memory card you can get for the PSOne?
What's the largest capacity memory card you can get for the PSOne, in general (3rd party, etc)? Also, what brand would it be, and do you know if it is reliable?
I'm redoing my PSOneP and I want as much space as possible on the internal memory card it will have.
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PS2...that's what I know of now, I think some 16-32 MB. were released out of NA, but not too sure, the only 1st Party seen is 8mb. Companies like Pelican and Intec made some as large (probably max) as 64 Mb. which was featured on SSS's (SegaSon-seriously...) PSTWOp(may it RIP in the hands of the thief)
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Sure, I'll grab it from my brothers room, I cant run it as our PS, DIED.
Every sony thing that goes in his room dies. (The Mem card isnt sony
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Sony ps2 went in his room last = Dead
Sony ps1 went in his room last = Dead
Sony mp3 player = Dead
Sony diskman = Dead
Sony Sterio = Dieng
Yea, I'll go and take pics now.
Our ps1 wont even turn on, ive tried different adaptors, No light coming on, and now spinning disk.
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Every sony thing that goes in his room dies. (The Mem card isnt sony
Sony ps2 went in his room last = Dead
Sony ps1 went in his room last = Dead
Sony mp3 player = Dead
Sony diskman = Dead
Sony Sterio = Dieng
Yea, I'll go and take pics now.
Our ps1 wont even turn on, ive tried different adaptors, No light coming on, and now spinning disk.
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the point is that only 15 blacks are accessed at a time and the memory card doesn't recognizes bytes, so it is 15 blocks or bust at one time, so lots of cycling is involved
I just bought some used ones from a Goodwill store for like $5
Plus I have a Performance Dual and a first party memory card
I just bought some used ones from a Goodwill store for like $5
Plus I have a Performance Dual and a first party memory card
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In that case I might put in two, with a switch between the two. No, wait, both on one slot would prevent me from being able to transfer between cards, should I want to (well, without some annoying swaping with a third, non-integrated card). Perhaps I will wire in an internal memory card for both slots, in parallel with the actual slots themselves, with switched to change from internal to external. In theory, four memory cards plugged in at once, but only two would be usable at a time. Two internal, two external. But I can't see myself ever needing that much. Ahhhhh. Maybe I'll just go with the one.



